scallywag/carpet-bagger

During reconstruction after the civil war in the southern U.S. there were notherners who came down who were called scallywags and carpet baggers. The word scallywag meant troublemaker and carpet-bagger was an allusion to the bags carried by the norther buisness men who came just to profit. The use of both of these terms was in effect of any person seen as one of these type of people, regardless of race.

I learned about people who former confederate supporters reffered to as scallywags and carpet-baggers in My U.S. history class in 11th grade when the unit vocabulary was being discussed.

by Light Joker June 14, 2004

bum bagger

A Bum Bagger, someone who proudly wears a bum bag or aka fanny pack like it's 1962.

Mate, have you seen that bum bagger over there with his glittery bum bag!

by adi-boy November 6, 2019

Billy Bragged

Rhyming slang for shagged out. Tired.

Early in Andy Murray's career results frequently reversed when he became Billy Bragged.

by David Castell January 29, 2007

pickle bagger

an old hooker from south texas.

there is a pickle bagger on the corner.

by sean micheal April 21, 2007

douche baggery

To live ones life as a douche bag. To engage in douchiness. Also known as the Porter-Manis philosophy of life.

Five Vegas bombs later, those two were engaged in some serious douche baggery.

by Bag-o-Douche February 5, 2010

Tote-bagger

A small constituency of upper middle class and piddling rich folks, often with advanced degrees, who tend to be moderately liberal on social issues and moderately conservative on fiscal issues. They all long for a “technocratic” leader who will listen to the experts (the middle way folks!) to enact sensible policies (supported by the middle way who benefit directly from them).

A reference to Teabaggers, since they are equally deluded.

Jon Stewart is the patron saint of Tote-baggers. They don't think he's funny; they think he's God.

by Punditos Maximos October 26, 2015

d-bagger

Darieners, or people from the rich, preppy town of Darien,as they are called from their peers from the rival town of New Canaan. this word is used to describe these douschebags from darien, hence D-baggers. D-baggers are mostly characterized as being rich, alcoholic/junkies, and attempting to be ghetto.

Dude, did you see that d-bagger over there in his blue and white basketball shorts?

Yeah i know, what wanna-be.

by ncpride January 4, 2008